In a Colorado divorce, deciding who gets to keep the marital home can be a significant source of contention. Both spouses may have emotional ties to the house, and it often represents a substantial asset. Understanding the factors that influence this decision is...
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What not to do when the police want to question you
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Aug 21, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Most people hope to avoid finding themselves in a position where the police want to ask them questions. When the police approach you for questioning, your understanding of your rights and knowledge of what not to do can make a difference in how events unfold....
3 homeowner rights in an HOA construction dispute
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Jul 20, 2023 | Civil Litigation
A home means much more than just a place to live. For people in HOAs, it also provides a community to be a part of. According to the Foundation for Community Association Research, the U.S. has approximately 358,000 HOAs. Construction defects can pose significant...
What you should know about racketeering
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Jul 13, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Most people have heard the term RICO charges in organized crime cases. In fact, they have probably heard that if the police cannot find evidence of other charges, they will file racketeering charges. Therefore, this is what the public should know about racketeering...
What to do when facing arrest for tax fraud
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Jun 9, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Tax fraud, or tax evasion, refers to the deliberate falsification of information on tax documents to avoid paying the correct amount of taxes owed. An arrest for tax fraud can be a frightening experience. However, understanding the process and knowing what to do next...
What to know about the collaborative divorce process
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | May 22, 2023 | Family Law
Family separations are challenging, complicated and costly. However, couples can mitigate the complications and costs through collaboration. Collaborative divorces involve negotiation rather than trial. It can involve a mediator or a simple negotiation to determine...
Your rights against abuse in prison
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Apr 17, 2023 | Civil Litigation
A prison is a place where those convicted of crimes serve time as a way to repay a debt to society. While there is a common conception of prisons as being places where officers can freely treat inmates poorly because of their criminal history, the fact is that such...
5 common construction defects in new homes
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Apr 6, 2023 | Civil Litigation
You wanted everything just right for your newly built home. A great location, enough privacy and a spacious, secure and well-constructed house. Well, two out of three are not bad. Actually, in this situation, two out of three are unacceptable. Unfortunately, you...
Signs that collaborative divorce could work for you
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Mar 23, 2023 | Family Law
Facing the end of a marriage is emotional and difficult. If you and your spouse decide that it is time to go your separate ways, consider the benefit of a collaborative divorce. The approach is ideal for those couples looking for a peaceful resolution and no...
Search and seizure protections clarified
On Behalf of Geigle|Morales | Mar 14, 2023 | Criminal Defense
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution states that you have protections against the search and seizure of your property by the government. However, the government can search and seize your property if it has reasonable evidence or suspicion of illegal activity. The...
